António Lobo Antunes has died, the great voice of European literature
António Lobo Antunes, a prominent Portuguese writer and significant figure in contemporary European literature, has passed away at the age of 83 in Lisbon.
António Lobo Antunes, giant of Portuguese literature, dies at 83
António Lobo Antunes, a prominent figure in contemporary Portuguese literature, has passed away at the age of 83 in Lisbon.
Agatha Christie, much more than the queen of crime
The article reflects on Agatha Christie's enduring legacy and relevance as a literary figure, even 50 years after her death.
Thomas Pynchon and His Mission in the Shadows
The article discusses Thomas Pynchon's deliberate absence from the public eye and its implications for the lasting popularity of his literary works.
Leif Braseth left a lasting mark on Norwegian music and cultural life
Leif Braseth, a significant figure in Norwegian music and culture, passed away on January 25, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of community impact and literary contributions.
Fugitives, Dissidents, and Saints Against the Inhumane Regime
The article reflects on the life and funeral of Russian poet Anna Akhmatova, emphasizing the state's mistreatment of her legacy despite her significant literary contributions.
Ioanna Karatzafiri has died - A great voice of post-war Greek prose
Renowned Greek author Ioanna Karatzafiri passed away at the age of 97, leaving behind a distinguished literary legacy and contributions to children's literature and translations.
Eco loved the Middle Ages, whisky, and semiotics. He left behind a library with 35,000 volumes
The article reflects on the legacy of Italian writer Umberto Eco, highlighting his passion for the Middle Ages, semiotics, whisky, and his significant literary contributions, including his first novel, The Name of the Rose.
In Memory of Angela Carter: 'Scheherazade' Lost on the Way to Us
This piece reflects on the literary legacy of British author Angela Carter and her unique interpretations of Eastern storytelling, particularly through the character of Scheherazade.
AK LITERARY SCHOOL ⟩ A like Adson
The article discusses the literary legacy of Artur Adson as described by book enthusiast Tiia Allas.
City of Goiás through Cora: how her work shapes tourism, memory, and local identity
The city of Goiás has embraced the literary legacy of Cora Coralina, which significantly influences its cultural identity and tourism.
A Good End to a Good Life: The Respected British Writer Allan Massie Has Died
Respected author and journalist Allan Massie has passed away at the age of 87, a month after retiring from his position as a literary critic for The Scotsman due to cancer, leaving a legacy of nearly thirty published books and many reviews and columns.
Erich von Däniken, the Apostle of Ancient Astronauts
The Swiss author Erich von Däniken, known for his controversial theories on ancient astronauts, has passed away, leaving behind a significant literary and cultural legacy.
His classic is banned due to obscenity, and he lived in Pula with a hotel maid
The article discusses the impactful legacy of Irish literary giants, particularly focusing on James Joyce and his significance in global literature.
We Think We Are in the Middle of Europe, but in Reality We Are Easterners, Says Writer Fischerová
In an interview, writer Sylva Fischerová discusses her recent literary works and the philosophical legacy of her father, J. L. Fischer, alongside her creative background.
Seid Serdarević: Sabljak had incredible anecdotes about T.S. Eliot, Auden, Krleža...
Dr. Tomislav Sabljak, a notable figure in literature and a strong advocate for short stories, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of literary criticism and anecdotes about renowned authors.
The Unpublished Ortese That Tells the Pain
The article explores the literary legacy of Anna Maria Ortese, a unique 20th-century author whose works have gained immense admiration in Italy and abroad.
By pampering writers, Emmanuel Macron tries to write his legend
Emmanuel Macron seeks to shape his legacy through close engagement with the literary world, hosting writers at the Élysée and on official trips, sparking intrigue about his character.
Vigorelli, anthem to the culture of Europe
The article discusses the legacy of Giancarlo Vigorelli, an influential Italian literary critic and writer, emphasizing his vision of literature as a European phenomenon and urging a renewed recognition of his contributions to literary and political discourse.